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Dr. Sunil Khattri is the founding Managing Partner of the law firm in Delhi, and is a specialist in Medical Negligence and Medical malpractice.

He is the best medical negligence lawyer in Delhi with nearly forty years experience.

10/10/2026

Read full blog here : https://www.surrogacylawyerindia.com/post/kerala-high-court-surrogacy-age-limit

Surrogacy Age Limits - Kerala High Court Upholds Statutory Restrictions

The Kerala High Court has upheld the constitutional validity of age restrictions under the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021.

The case raises important questions about eligibility certificates, reproductive autonomy, Article 14, and the legal significance of freezing embryos after the law came into force.

For intending parents, the decision underlines the importance of understanding statutory requirements before proceeding with surrogacy.

03/10/2026

Read full blog : https://www.medicaleducationlaw.com/post/neet-pg-2026-supreme-court-plea-exam-transparency

NEET-PG 2026: How Transparent Is the Result?

A plea before the Supreme Court seeks disclosure of the actual questions, answer options and correct answers shown to candidates in NEET-PG 2026.

The legal question is important: can candidates meaningfully challenge their scores without seeing the actual examination material?

Read the full analysis.

01/10/2026

Read full blog : https://www.delhimedicalnegligence.com/post/consumer-complaint-against-doctor-hospital

Consumer complaints against doctors and hospitals: what healthcare providers should know.

A medical dispute may involve questions of negligence, consent, documentation, treatment outcomes and deficiency in service.

Our latest article looks at the consumer complaint process and the importance of responding within the prescribed timeline.

25/09/2026

Read full blog : https://www.babyadoptionindia.com/post/notarised-adoption-deed-india-high-court-2026

Can a notarised adoption deed make you a legal parent in India?

Two 2026 High Court decisions : one from Calcutta and one from the Bombay High Court, examined private adoption arrangements involving notarised deeds.

The Courts highlighted two important principles:
• A notarised deed does not automatically establish legal adoption.
• The Child Welfare Committee must also act within its statutory jurisdiction when taking custody of a child.

The cases underline why legal adoption and informal custody should not be treated as the same thing. Read the full medico-legal analysis.

22/09/2026

Read full blog : https://www.delhimedicalnegligence.com/post/supreme-court-medical-negligence-consumer-protection-law

Supreme Court Dismisses Challenge to Consumer-Law Framework for Medical Services

The Supreme Court has dismissed a curative petition challenging the applicability of consumer protection law to medical services.

The decision leaves the Indian Medical Association v. V.P. Shantha framework intact, under which patients can approach consumer commissions in appropriate cases involving alleged deficiency in medical services.

The ruling also highlights an important distinction: access to a consumer forum does not by itself establish medical negligence or liability.

16/09/2026

Read full blog : https://www.mediclaimdenial.com/post/religare-health-insurance-claim-epilepsy-noida-consumer-commission

The Noida Consumer Commission directed Religare Health Insurance to pay ₹79,725 after rejecting its defence that epilepsy had been concealed when the policy was purchased.

The Commission found that deliberate non-disclosure had not been established and also considered the lack of a connection between epilepsy and the treatment for which the claim was made.

The case highlights the importance of evidence, materiality and policy exclusions in health insurance disputes.

14/09/2026

NEET-SS 2025 Cut-Off: Supreme Court Questions Vacant Seats - https://www.medicaleducationlaw.com/post/neet-ss-2025-cut-off-supreme-court-vacant-seats

The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to reconsider the NEET-SS 2025 qualifying cut-off amid concerns over a large number of vacant super-speciality medical seats.

The Centre has resisted an immediate reduction but has agreed to further counselling for unfilled seats.

The matter will be considered again on September 17, 2026.

10/09/2026

Read full blog here : https://www.delhimedicalnegligence.com/post/stroke-medical-negligence-hyderabad-consumer-commission

A Hyderabad Consumer Commission held a hospital and neurologist liable after emergency stroke treatment was delayed over family consent and a COVID-19 test.

The case highlights why timely treatment and emergency consent can be critical in life-threatening situations.

07/09/2026

NEET-PG Re-Exam: A Question of Fairness? Full blog : https://www.medicaleducationlaw.com/post/neet-pg-re-exam-2445-candidates-supreme-court-challenge

A technical disruption prevented 2,445 candidates from completing NEET-PG 2026 at two Jaipur centres. NBEMS scheduled a re-examination, but the decision has been challenged before the Supreme Court.

Read the case analysis.

04/09/2026

Can Health Insurance Reject a Claim as “Medically Unnecessary”? Read the full blog here : https://www.mediclaimdenial.com/post/health-insurance-claim-medically-unnecessary-delhi-consumer-commission

A Delhi Consumer Commission examined whether an insurer could reject a health insurance claim by calling hospitalisation medically unnecessary. Read what it held.

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